Jane Fonda Discusses Why She Thought Warren Beatty Was Gay In W Magazine Interview, Everything is heading up gay for Jane Fonda nowadays.
The incredible 77-year-old performing artist is presently highlighted in the new Netflix arrangement "Elegance and Frankie," in which she plays a lady whose spouse declares he's abandoning her for his law accomplice and best (male) companion.
Maybe put in the mind-set by featuring in a show with such overwhelming gay topics, Fonda has been visiting constant about strange themes while doing press for the arrangement.
She as of late told Pride Source's Chris Azzopardi that one of her most loved recollections was "crusading with Harvey Milk in the Castro District in San Francisco" and that an exceptionally acclaimed anonymous gay performing artist once requesting that her wed him.
What's more, in the most up to date issue of W magazine, Fonda opened up about another of Hollywood's greatest stars - Warren Beatty - and said that she once erroneously felt that he was gay.
Taking note of their 1959 screen test for the film "Parrish," W uncovered that Beatty "reviewed that they 'were put together like two lions in a confine and kissed until we had basically eaten every others' heads off.'"
Accordingly, Fonda told the magazine she "didn't recall the test by any means" and facetiously included, "I thought Warren was gay. He played piano, and every one of his companions were gay."
The companions Fonda alluded to were potentially gay writers William Inge and Tennessee Williams, Queerty noted.
Beatty has dated what's coming to him of driving ladies, including Madonna and Annette Bening, to whom the on-screen character has been hitched following 1992. In 2010, an unapproved account asserted that he had laid down with near to 13,000 ladies, a number the performer's rep called "baloney."
The incredible 77-year-old performing artist is presently highlighted in the new Netflix arrangement "Elegance and Frankie," in which she plays a lady whose spouse declares he's abandoning her for his law accomplice and best (male) companion.
Maybe put in the mind-set by featuring in a show with such overwhelming gay topics, Fonda has been visiting constant about strange themes while doing press for the arrangement.
She as of late told Pride Source's Chris Azzopardi that one of her most loved recollections was "crusading with Harvey Milk in the Castro District in San Francisco" and that an exceptionally acclaimed anonymous gay performing artist once requesting that her wed him.
What's more, in the most up to date issue of W magazine, Fonda opened up about another of Hollywood's greatest stars - Warren Beatty - and said that she once erroneously felt that he was gay.
Taking note of their 1959 screen test for the film "Parrish," W uncovered that Beatty "reviewed that they 'were put together like two lions in a confine and kissed until we had basically eaten every others' heads off.'"
Accordingly, Fonda told the magazine she "didn't recall the test by any means" and facetiously included, "I thought Warren was gay. He played piano, and every one of his companions were gay."
The companions Fonda alluded to were potentially gay writers William Inge and Tennessee Williams, Queerty noted.
Beatty has dated what's coming to him of driving ladies, including Madonna and Annette Bening, to whom the on-screen character has been hitched following 1992. In 2010, an unapproved account asserted that he had laid down with near to 13,000 ladies, a number the performer's rep called "baloney."
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